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At the end of each game, the character who has had the most potential for their team will win the MVP award, which will be recorded in the Records menu. Both teams can store up to five Star Skill attempts they are earned as a result of well executed plays. Team Players can only use Star Skills that will make the ball go faster or slower. Any player can pitch or bat using Star Skills, however, only Team Captains can use special hits/pitches. Star Skills make a reappearance in Mario Super Sluggers as well. Even a Grand Slam can cause a pitcher to become fully fatigued right off the bat.

On a side note, pitchers can get exhausted even quicker if the batting team manages to make a lot of successful Home Runs. When the current pitcher has fatigue, players will have to decide to adjust the defense so that a new character plays pitcher instead. If the character that's pitching is showing signs of fatigue (depicted by a water droplet in a bubble), their pitches will start to behave in an erratic manner. While pitching, however, players will have to pay attention to the pitcher's stamina. Superstar Matchups return however, it is set for captains only and occurs when the team captain is not batting first and when one runner is on second or third and two or all three runners on base (only when the runs exceed to 4 or more on the scoreboard). Upon jumping around another outfielder's head and pressing twice, one of the players will jump incredibly high to catch home run balls.

When a possible home run is hit, players can initiate a Buddy Jump. The outfielder that holds the ball can then throw a very fast ball towards a base from the outfield. One outfielder tackles the ball and the ball rolls towards the outfielder with chemistry. In the outfield, players can create special moves if there is chemistry between outfielders:

The items can be thrown at fielders in an attempt to keep them from catching the ball.

There are three control methods: Wii Remote by itself, Wii Remote and the Nunchuk, and the Wii Remote held sideways.

The gameplay of Mario Super Sluggers is similar to that of its predecessor the main difference being the controls, with the Wii Remote adding immersion using a control scheme similar to the Baseball sub-game in Wii Sports. Up to four players can play this title, and a new feature is that players can choose which of the two team sides to be on. The game also has a more in-depth and more narrative-driven Challenge Mode, where, rather than only facing off against a Team Captain and a team of opponents, players interact with more characters, including a variety of various sub-characters, and play various small challenges to recruit them for their team. Mario Super Sluggers was re-released on the Wii U eShop in the Americas on March 31, 2016, and in Japan on August 17, 2016.

The game was never released in Europe and Australia, even after the Wii Nintendo Selects re-release, and is the only Mario-related Wii game to have never been released in said regions in physical form. Mario Super Sluggers was first released in Japan and the Americas in 2008. It is the second installment of the Mario Baseball series, following after the Nintendo GameCube game Mario Superstar Baseball. It was previously known by the working title, Super Mario Stadium Baseball. Mario Super Sluggers (known as Super Mario Stadium Family Baseball in Japan) is a game for the Wii console developed by Namco Bandai and published by Nintendo.